Honestly, it would be impossible to pick any moment. It’s been a collection of so many small moments, we never felt like we woke up one day and that was it, we had arrived. We personally gauge our progress on a yearly basis. To think back that far and just see how much has changed makes us freak out a bit. We are still the same old dudes, we [just] have such a different perspective on everything. David can be heard asking a female classmate to share her message. “I really don’t think there’s anything new to say, but there shouldn’t have to be,” she responded. “If you looked around this closet and saw everyone just hiding together, you would know that this shouldn’t be happening anymore, and that it doesn’t deserve to happen to anyone, and that no amount of money should make it more easily accessible to get guns.”In the wake of the shooting, many people havepointed out has had a wild ride in the music industry. Right before our eyes, she went fromHannah Montanato…uh,BangerzMileyAnd more recently, theMalibusinger has returned to her country roots.That said, according toPeople Even though the duet dropped just a few weeks before the show on July 29, it’s a song many already know by heart. The song, which features Drew’s first-ever turn as a vocalist, will likely be the “Millennial Anthem of 2016” — if such a thing exists. (Between Halsey’s “Americana” and Miley Cyrus’s “We Can’t Stop,” it seems there’s one every year.) It talks about the pitfalls of seeing your ex again after a few years apart, but it also speaks to the common theme of nostalgia that gets the best of all of us. (It’s hard to overlook Halsey’s throwback line about Blink 182 and not feel some type of way.) Add in the chorus of “we ain’t ever getting older” and it’s almost as if time is standing still so that you can soak up the good vibes of the song that much longer.